🆒 Word Parts (reading) 🆙

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Choose the correct word part matching the definition. Later, choose one word part from each column to build the defined word.

Benefits➕:
📖 Develop a more varied and complex vocabulary ;
💠 Learn the most important word parts in English ;
🔐 Decode the meaning of unfamiliar words .

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❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Assemble the word.

4️⃣ VERB: to take away the value of something —

DE — MATIC
❌
ANTI — TRACT

✅ Answer: v detract
DE (down or away) + TRACT (pull or drag) = DETRACT — to take away the value of something.

5️⃣ ADJECTIVE: happening in a loop or circle —

CYCL — ICAL
❌
AUTO — CRAT

✅ Answer: adj cyclical
CYCL (circle) + ICAL (having or related to) = DETRACT — happening in a loop or circle.

6️⃣ NOUN: state of being equal —

CRED — ITY
❌
PAR — MONY

✅ Answer: n parity
PAR (equal) + ITY (state or degree of) = PARITY — state of being equal.

7️⃣ NOUN: act of coming together into a single point —

EPI — CENTR — ATION
❌ ❌
CON — FORM — IC

✅ Answer: n concentration .
CON (with or together) + CENTR (center) + ATION (action or process) = CONCENTRATION — act of coming together into a single point.

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Assemble the word.

8️⃣ ADJECTIVE: without a center or lacking cohesion —

A — CENTR — IC
❌ ❌
TRI — CULP — EE

✅ Answer: adj acentric .
A (not or without) + CENTR (center) + IC (containing) = ACENTRIC — without a center or lacking cohesion.

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Assemble the word.

9️⃣ NOUN: state of being kept or held —

DE — MORPH — IZE
❌ ❌
ANTI — TEN — TION

✅ Answer: n detention .
DE (down or away) + TEN (hold or keep) + TION (action or process of) = DETENTION — state of being kept or held.

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Assemble the word.

1️⃣0️⃣ NOUN: practice of one side acting alone —

THERMO — STATIO — GEO — ISM
❌ ❌ ❌
UNI — LATER — AL — LY

✅ Answer: n unilateralism .
UNI (one or singly) + LATER (side or wide) + AL (relating to) + ISM (practice or doctrine) = UNILATERALISM — practice of one side acting alone